Learn PIXIJS with Real Code Examples

Display and animate a sprite

Create particle effects

Apply color or blur filters

Interactive buttons with mouse/touch events

Sprite sheet-based character animation

Check console for WebGL errors

Verify asset paths and loading

Ensure ticker is running

Check texture sizes for memory optimization

Debug filters and shaders

Check FPS on various devices

Verify sprite rendering and visibility

Test interactivity (mouse/touch)

Ensure filters and shaders work correctly

Monitor memory usage for large textures

Bundle with Webpack, Vite, or Parcel

Host assets on CDN

Static hosting (Netlify, Vercel)

Progressive enhancement for mobile

Minify and optimize textures for performance

PixiJS Editor - scene creation tool

TexturePacker - sprite sheet generation

GSDevTools for debugging animations

pixi-viewport - camera and scrolling helper

Filters and shaders plugin collection

GSAP for animation control

Matter.js or p2.js for physics

React-Pixi for React integration

Pixi-Particles for particle systems

WebGL/Three.js for hybrid 2D/3D projects

Reuse containers and sprites

Leverage texture atlases

Use GSAP for tweening rather than manual ticker updates

Optimize filters and shaders

Keep project modular for maintainability

Optimizing performance for many sprites

Memory management with textures

Complex interaction handling

Custom shader creation

Integration with other libraries and frameworks